Experimental Publishing as Social Practice

Abstract This article explores an intergenerational publishing initiative based in New York City that supports children in creating artist books. The pedagogical frameworks, tools, and community-centered practices of the project, Citation Needed, were developed to re-imagine literacy as a set of relational and social experiences. The project culminates in public engagement through book fairs, amplifying children's voices and perspectives.

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Visual Arts Research
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.5406/21518009.51.1.06
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Digital Games and Media
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Experimental Publishing as Social Practice

Alan Wolff
Visual Arts Research
Digital Games and Media
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Experimental Publishing as Social Practice

Alan Wolff
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Abstract

Abstract This article explores an intergenerational publishing initiative based in New York City that supports children in creating artist books. The pedagogical frameworks, tools, and community-centered practices of the project, Citation Needed, were developed to re-imagine literacy as a set of relational and social experiences. The project culminates in public engagement through book fairs, amplifying children's voices and perspectives.

Visual Arts ResearchVol. 51(1)
Independent Dance (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 85%
Digital Games and Media
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